And yet, he himself was not untorn by that which shook the man for whom his affection had grown year by year.
The8 film actress sensed the same competent strength in the brown, untorn hand that assisted her to rise to her feet.
He put the letter back in the untorn envelope and carefully fastened it up again.
It was demanded from them, for instance, that they should have untorn clothes—but from whence were they to get them?
Still clinging by its claws to the top of the wire cover, it is untorn, unwrinkled, uncreased.
The deep marks of the dog's fangs were visible on the neck, but the body was untorn.
The deep marks of the dog's fangs were visible on the neck; but the body was untorn.
Upon the railing was tacked a second flag—this one new and untorn.
past participle of tear (v.); from Old English getoren.
